Tigers Wallop Beans Team In Los Angeles Opener
Baseball recap from Los Angeles dated July 6 reports the Tigers routing Blankenship's pitchers 9 to 0. Hierey allowed no runs on four hits with one walk as Clift Blankenship faced a rough day. David Overall, once praised, now pitches for Maier of the Tigers and hawks brewery sales.
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Sports hour report on Viher game and team Tray
A brief sports note notes Viher game details and team Tray. It mentions players and competition but lacks full names or clear outcomes. The fragment suggests a local game recap with minimal context and no scores.
Baseball scores and results from the American League games
In New York Philadelphia beat the Mets 6 to 1? Wait. The Orioles? The text shows multiple AL results: Boston and Washington games noted with two wins by Boston narrowing the lead. Detroit beat Cleveland 7 to 6. Chicago or St. Louis? The Philadelphia Athletics defeated New York 7 to 6. The report lists July 6 games including Boston, Cleveland, Detroit, and Philadelphia matching various outcomes with pitchers Boelling Gregg Maya Harstad Welker and Rudison mentioned.
National League games report with varied results
In Brooklyn Brooklyn defeated Byanton? three to two in the first game and Boston won eight to four in the second. Chicago outslugged Cincinnati six to four in fourteen innings in the first game while the second game was halted at seven innings with Chicago leading Cincinnati two to nothing at darkness. Philadelphia beat New York six to one and Pittsburgh led St. Louis by a margin noted as one and a half in the final line.
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Early Baseball Woes Highlight Injury Plague and Close Wins
In Abbetaneta two xcrapmest games saw five players sidelined by injuries as umpires wrestled with persistent protests over calls. Coombs and Appleton dominated first game pitching before Coombs strained a tendon and left the field after a fainting episode. Brooklyn and Pittsburgh also battled, with Long delivering a decisive eighth inning in Pittsburgh’s 2-1 win, while New York beat Philadelphia 5-1 as Cravath homered, and Chicago held off Cincinnati 5-4 in a long doubleheader opener followed by a darker finish.
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Brooklyn Defeats Opponents In Turbulent Federal League Play
Brooklyn 8 Baltimore 1 in a rough Federal League tilt at Brooklyn-Buffalo 1 Newark 7 at Baltimore July 6 Newark won 7 to 1 as visitors thrived with strong hitting and solid pitching. Falkenberg Quinnt and duckitec starred for Newark. Brooklyn faced clashing blows and scattered defense. Kansas City July saw Singler in Hoooklin with Brooklyn losing 3 to 2 as Pack and Heston produced key moments.
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Brooklyn Advances as Bluejackets Win Narrow Battle
Brooklyn beat Buffalo 1 to 0 with Bluejacket pitching well for the locals. Battalo, Cullop, Packard, and Bastery starred for Brooklyn in a tight game.
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Peebles Descendant Linked to Liberty Bell Tale
A Los Angeles Times piece traces C. L. Peebles as a direct descendant of William Hurry, the bell ringer who proclaimed freedom on July 4, 1778 in Philadelphia. The article notes Hurry's grave was found in 1908 and mentions Peebles of 1417 Burnet Boulevard as its living descendant in Southern California.
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Descendant Ties Of Hurry Family Highlighted At Grave
An old Philadelphia survey recalls Titus Owens who died August 12 1580 at age 28 years 6 months and his daughter Margaret who died July 24 1800 at 18 months. The piece traces the Hurry lineage through the Peebles and Stetler families, notes a shift toward daughters, and mentions plans for the Liberty Bell ride with Woking and Daniels to honor historic ties as the Sabbath controversy is discussed in a nightly topic on why Christians observe the Seventh day Sabbath.
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Why They Keep The Seventh Day The Sabbath
A religious discussion on the fourth commandment's authority and authenticity, citing God as giver and creator, and defining a seal of government. The speaker argues the Sabbath proves divine law's jurisdiction over heaven and earth, referencing a sermon at a Washington Avenue location.
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Richmond Blues Escort Governor Through Ogden Stop
The Virginia National Guard’s Richmond Blues battalion, oldest in the United States, escorted Governor Stuart on a Pacific coast trip aboard the Yellowstone special. Former Richmond resident Andrew A. White greeted them at Ogden. The unit, founded in 1779, has historical ties to Virginia and supports fairs and expositions. Fundraising gathered $6,200 via bazaar, plus members contributed $52.50 each and $7,500 from each city’s fund.
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Practice Shots At Mollet State Rifle Meet
Practice shoots by Lochl guard and Company BL Unk Nae] tint) Guards, under Ogden, prepare for the annual Mollet State rifle event. Juniors and seniors work on revolver and rifle stages as teams fine tune for the competition.
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Jacksonville unit plans October challenge at North Open range
Jacksonville Florida unit of Company B expects a team of fifteen men to compete next October. Each member must average 215 points of 250, with current marksmen already above that target. At a July Fourth practice at the North Opden range Sergeant FA Smith posted 230, while Lt AE Wiltong 227, Sgt J A Way 220, Pvt G T Marler 219, Pvt KK Bradley 217, Pvt Melvin Call 314.
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Roads inspected in southern Utah during survey trip
Salt Lake July 7 E RB Morgan state road engineer and William Portgon of Logan state road commissioner returned from a trip through Utah Sanpete Boewler Piute Garfield and Kane counties. They inspected the Gravel Springs to Kanab route and Mt Carmal to Kanab road for possible designation as a state road. Two new bridges and six culverts are planned on the eastern Gravel Springs Kanab route with concrete abutments and all bridges of arch construction.
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